Sentences with phrase «other religious practices»

One of the greatest revolutions in modern religious thought is the growth of tolerance and acceptance of other religious practices as legitimate, which is the foundational basis for interfaith dialogue.

«you are teaching them strictly about christian practices and not about the numerous other religious practices out there.»

What you are doing to those children is brainwashing them... you are teaching them strictly about christian practices and not about the numerous other religious practices out there.

Over and over Jewish authors say of Shabbat what those who enter deeply into other religious practices also say: to experience its goodness, you must enter its activities.

Kate, pol pot, Stalin and Mao all lead state religions that outlawed other religious practices in their countries.

Aside from Christianity, you can also see other religious practices being welcomed in the UAE.

That's what this concert is, and it has no more military support than all those other religious practices being performed on the base every day.

Yet he has spent much of his life immersing himself in other religious practices.

I long to see deeper studies on the Cuban American devotion to N. S. de Caridad and their Afro - Cuban sense of santeria; on the Puerto Rican devotion to San Juan Bautista and other religious practices; on the Cristo Negro de Esquipulas of Guatemala and other devotions and rituals of the various Hispanic peoples living in the United States.

An assistant principal in Alabama filed a federal lawsuit last week challenging classroom prayers, Bible distribution, and other religious practices he contends his school district has long condoned in violation of the U.S. Constitution.

The 400 delegates of the organization who voted during its annual meeting here last week resolved instead that prayer and other religious practices are family responsibilities and should be left to the home and the church.

The United States Congress should not adopt an additional amendment to the Constitution concerning school prayer or other religious practices.

Schools should teach about religion where relevant in the school curriculum, but educators may not impose their religious beliefs on others or engage students in worship or other religious practices.